An exact count of how many people have been impacted was not immediately available. Nearly 300 students and at least 30 staff members were at the ceremony.
The school district had previously announced safety measures for all high school graduations to reduce the risk of spreading the virus, including mandatory masks and spaced seating to promote social distancing. Physical contact between students and staff and all indoor activities were prohibited.
She declined to give information about the person referenced in the Health Department letter, citing medical privacy laws. School district custodial staff"followed protocols for post-event cleanup," Hensley said, adding details about the process would be forthcoming.
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